A little bit of everything
This forty-eighth installment is called “Pretense.” It’s a short-short story about a woman and a man who met and fell in love thinking they were different people than they really were.
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This forty-sixth installment is called “Hello?” It’s a short-short story about roommates, one of them who dates a lot, the other not so much, and how the less obvious of the two becomes interested in a young man who calls for her friend.
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This forty-sixth installment is called “The Dishes Fairy.” It’s a short-short story about a writer of science fiction fantasy who’s passed away, the wife who survives him and the life they had together.
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This forty-fifth installment is called “Craig’s Lisp.” A short-short story about four interns and the head of their company who gives them a second chance they probably don’t deserve.
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This forty-fourth installment is called “Stranger On The Bus.” It’s a short-short story about the last conversation between an elderly woman and her husband and the very special relationship that has sustained them all these years.
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This forty-third installment is called “Shiny Things.” It’s a short-short story about the persistence and wonder of love regardless of where you are in your life.
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This forty-second installment is called “Cleavage.” It’s a short-short story about a workplace distraction and about the coworkers and family doing their best to fix it without hurting anyone’s feelings.
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This forty-first installment is called “The Hangover.” It’s a short-short story about drinking too much and the consequences of eating the worm in a very special bottle of Tequila.
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This fortieth installment is called “I, Your Son.” It’s a short-short story about the future of artificial intelligence – and love between humanoids, real and… whatever.
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This thirty-ninth installment is called “First Date.” It’s a short-short story about love happening when you weren’t expecting it, on a crowded city sidewalk, on your way to work.
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